Introduction to Rhinocerous 3D Modeling Series

This is a series of video tutorials I put together to support an introductory architecture design studio. They are intended for an audience that has little to no previous experience/knowledge of Rhino. The end goal was to be able to produce a 3D model of a house precedent from a set of orthographic drawings produced in the previous video series. After covering a series of basic modeling and editing tools the final video in the series addresses modeling the small cabin from the orthographic plans/sections/elevations.

01_Rhino_cPlane: 10.20

02_Rhino_Surface_Modeler: 11.05

03_ Rhino_Extruding: 11.38

04_Rhino_Surface_Creation: 9.06

05_Rhino_Revolve: 10.40

06_Rhino_Sweep: 12.10

07_Rhino_Trim_Project_Osnap: 11.44

08_Rhino_Modeling_The_House: 24.32

Introduction to Rhinocerous Orthographic Drawing Series

 This is a series of video tutorials I put together to support an introductory architecture design studio. They are intended for an audience that has little to no previous experience/knowledge of Rhino. The end goal was to be able to produce a set of measured orthographic drawings of a house precedent from a series of input bitmap sketches/drawings. So the last few videos deal with that specifically using the sketch of a simple cabin as an example. 

01_Rhino_Intro_Interface:  17.29

02_Rhino_Layers_Grid:  9.23

03_Rhino_Line_Creation_Ortho:  8.12

04_Rhino_Editing_Lines:  12.44

05_Rhino_Transformations:  12.40

06_Rhino_Background_Bitmap:  11.57

07_Rhino_Plan_Construction:  16.44

08_Rhino_Section_Construction:  18.39

09_Rhino_Export_To_Illustrator:  11.38

House Sketch

Switching UV Direction of Surface

In this short video I demonstrate how to switch the UV direction of a surface. This can be useful if you've created a code to run on a surface where geometry is effected by surface direction. If anyone knows of a quicker, more efficient way to do this please mention it in the comments below. Video Length: 4.25

Online Course in Python/Rhinoscript

Hi everyone! Over the last year I have been working on an online stand alone course in Python/Rhinoscript with a team of great people at the Center for Academic Innovation here at University of Michigan. The course is 5 weeks long and covers the fundamentals of Python and Rhinoscript. I tried to be as methodical as possible in covering the absolute fundamentals of this coding environment, so someone with no previous coding experience could establish comprehension with that material in a fairly short time. At least a basic knowledge of 3D modeling with Rhinocerous is essential though. Click on the image above for more information and/or to sign-up. Or follow this link: http://myumi.ch/2Dezv